HIST 438

fall 2015

All Classes

Egypt Since World War I

Credit: 2 TO 4 hours.

Examines the twentieth-century history of Egypt, emphasizing the internal social, political, economic, and ideological developments, with attention to Egypt's role in regional and international politics. Readings include novels and short stories to introduce students to modern Egyptian culture.

Same as AFST 437. 3 undergraduate hours. 2 or 4 graduate hours.

Status Icon Legend

: Section Status Closed
: Section Status Open
: Section Status Pending
: Section Status Open (Restricted)
: Section Status Unknown

Section Status updates every 10 minutes.

- HIST 100
- HIST 105
- HIST 120
- HIST 135
- HIST 140
- HIST 141
- HIST 142
- HIST 143
- HIST 170
- HIST 171
- HIST 172
- HIST 174
- HIST 191
- HIST 199
- HIST 200
- HIST 212
- HIST 220
- HIST 247
- HIST 251
- HIST 252
- HIST 253
- HIST 255
- HIST 258
- HIST 263
- HIST 265
- HIST 269
- HIST 270
- HIST 271
- HIST 274
- HIST 278
- HIST 280
- HIST 282
- HIST 285
- HIST 286
- HIST 289
- HIST 292
- HIST 300
- HIST 305
- HIST 354
- HIST 361
- HIST 373
- HIST 376
- HIST 380
- HIST 390
- HIST 391
- HIST 396
- HIST 398
- HIST 399
- HIST 401
- HIST 422
- HIST 438
- HIST 443
- HIST 446
- HIST 456
- HIST 466
- HIST 468
- HIST 472
- HIST 476
- HIST 490
- HIST 493
- HIST 495
- HIST 498
- HIST 499
- HIST 502
- HIST 507
- HIST 510
- HIST 520
- HIST 551
- HIST 572
- HIST 575
- HIST 591
- HIST 593
- HIST 596
- HIST 597
- HIST 598
- HIST 599

Detail	Status		CRN	Type	Section	Time	Day	Location	Instructor